Wisconsin Soccer Central

Andrew Stadler (Wauwatosa West) came up with another big goal in Sweden, scoring in the second minute of second-half stoppage time Sunday as visiting Landskrona BoIS got past Ängelholms FF 2-1 and moved out of last place in the Superettan.

After a nice series of passes on the right side pulled Ängelholms goalkeeper Matt Pyzdrowski (Marquette) off his line, Martin Rudolfsson squared the ball back to the middle of the box and Stadler supplied the left-footed finish from about 8 yards out into the open net. (Watch the goal below)

Stadler is tied for ninth in the league with five goals in 12 appearances for Landskrona (3-7-3), which is now 15th in the 16-team second division – but only one point behind 12th-place Ängelholms (3-6-4).

Pyzdrowski made eight saves for the home side, while Eric Pothast (Marquette) played all 90 minutes at center back.

On Twitter: @AndrewStadler @MattPyzdrowski @Eric_Pothast

• Alex Horwath (UW) and host Ljungskile SK routed 10-man Syrianska FC 5-1 on Sunday to move to the top of the Superettan. Ljungskile (7-2-4) and GIF Sundsvall (8-4-1) both have 25 points, but Ljungskile has a plus-16 goal differential compared to Sundsvall's plus-11. Horwath, who made four saves Sunday, has played every minute in goal for LSK and has six clean sheets and a 0.92 goals-against average. On Twitter: @AlexHorwath
• Also in Sweden, Michele Dalton (UW) posted her fifth shutout of the season as Kvarnsvedens IK dealt Mallbackens IF Sunne its first loss of the Elittetan season with a 1-0 decision last Thursday. Kvarnsvedens (8-2-2) moved into second place in the 14-team second division, four points behind Mallbackens (10-1-0). On Twitter: @MicheleDalton18
• J.C. Banks (Milwaukee Riverside/UW-Green Bay) scored his fifth goal of the season – tied for sixth in the league – as the host Rochester Rhinos dropped the Dayton Dutch Lions 2-0 in USL PRO play on Friday night. On Twitter: @jcbanks11
• Rookie center back A.J. Cochran (UW) played all 120 minutes as the host Houston Dynamo lost to rival FC Dallas 3-2 after extra time in a Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup fifth-round match Tuesday night. Cochran nearly snapped a 2-2 tie in the 73rd, but his header off a free kick by Andrew Driver was inches over the crossbar. On Twitter: @Alec_Cochran
• Three more players with state ties are expected to play in U.S. Open Cup matches on Wednesday night. Banks, Tony Walls (Wauwatosa East/UW-Green Bay) and the Rhinos face Major League Soccer's New England Revolution at 6:30 p.m. in Providence, R.I., while Ethan Finlay (Marshfield) and the Columbus Crew play the Chicago Fire in an all-MLS matchup at 7:30 p.m. in Bridgeview, Ill.  On Twitter: @TWalls20 @EthanFinlay13